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Texas Heat (Texas #3)

by R.J. Scott (Goodreads Author)

4.04 of 5 stars 4.04 · rating details · 376 ratings · 60 reviews

Riley and Jack Campbell-Hayes are in a good place. Jack is expanding the DD and training quarter horses, Riley is so close to his first ethical based contract that he can almost taste it and Hayley is nearly ten and happy as all out.

Jack hires Robbie, a man recovering from a great loss, to be his right hand man. Meanwhile Riley's mischievous photographer friend, Eli, decid...more

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Aug 22, 2012 Lauraadriana rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: love-them-cowboys, m-m, kids

So here's the thing with this book. It was actually about Jack and Riley with a bit of Eli and Robbie...When I was expecting a NEW love story with some glimpses of Jack and Riley.

That threw me off and didn't let me enjoy the book, because every time I ended a chapter instead of looking forward to it, I was just hoping it wasn't another Jack and Riley chapter, because I actually wanted to read about the couple the book was supposed to be about.

I do love Jack and Riley, but I WANTED lots more of E...more

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Bubbles Hunty Caden wrote: "well, it is after all a TEXAS book and a part of the series where Jack and Riley are the main characters. I think you shouldn't have ass...more
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Sep 03, 2012 Don Bradshaw rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cowboys, damaged-individuad, family-drama, gay-romance, rich-boy

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If you have been following the Texas series and the exploits of Jack and Riley Campbell-Hayes, this book won't let you down. This book picked right up with Donna and Neil's wedding. The regular cast of characters put in appearances but this story with its many sub-plots revolves primarily around Jack working the Double D, Riley working his oil consulting firm and how the two men manage to keep their marriage fresh and together. Hayley...more Reviewed on Hearts On Fire... http://heartsonfirereviews.com

If you have been following the Texas series and the exploits of Jack and Riley Campbell-Hayes, this book won't let you down. This book picked right up with Donna and Neil's wedding. The regular cast of characters put in appearances but this story with its many sub-plots revolves primarily around Jack working the Double D, Riley working his oil consulting firm and how the two men manage to keep their marriage fresh and together. Hayley becomes more of a main character as she begins to grow into a lovely ten year old who is mature beyond her years. Neil's best friend, Robbie shows up for the wedding and is hired on by Jack to help train three quarter horses for competition. Robbie is a natural with the horses but is carrying some emotional baggage. Eli, an old college friend of Riley's, calls out of the blue looking to do a photo shoot for a men's underwear company. Eli lays eyes on Robbie and immediately falls in lust with him. Riley goes through an emotional wringer between some jealousy over an ex of Jack's at a Gay Rodeo that Jack is judging at and a business deal that an old croney of Gerald Hayes's tries to undermine. Throw in some drama from minor characters and you've got yet another outstanding in the continuing Campbell-Hayes saga. I enjoyed this book even more than I did Texas Winter as Ms Scott really concentrated on Jack and Riley's relationship and their love for their daughter Haley. The introduction of Robbie and Eli brought a refreshing new story line into the series and I hope we see much more of them. Like the first two books, this one is filled with a myriad of emotions that just left me wanting to read the next book in the series. Did you hear that Ms Scott? This was an emotionally driven story that flowed very well even with all that was packed into it and ended with Scott's trademark HEA. I recommend this installment to everyone who has been following the series and to those of you who haven't gotten wrapped up in the saga it's time you picked up The Heart of Texas and got into it.(less)

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Aug 23, 2012 Queen A. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-books, read-in-2012, m-m

I'm so in love with this series. Someone tell me there'll be more, please!?

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Aug 16, 2012 Pixie Mmgoodbookreviews rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cowboys, contemporary

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Riley and Jack have a great life. Jack is going into horse training, Riley’s business, CH, is getting off the ground and everything is going great in their relationship. Robbie comes to work for Jack and Eli convinces Jack to let him use the Double D for a photo shoot and becomes smitten with Robbie. Can Eli convince Robbie that they can have something special? And how do Riley and Jack handle the problems thr...more

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Aug 18, 2012 Dallison rated it 5 of 5 stars

I just love Het boy and Cowboy. Love RJ Scott. Another fabulous book. 10 stars.

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Nov 30, 2012 Guilty Pleasures rated it 4 of 5 stars

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4 Stars

I’m going to be upfront and honest, this book is really good BUT it was hard for me because there are two books that came before it. I didn’t realize that until I was a good portion in to this one and even though you can read this one as a standalone book, I think it might be helpful to read the others first. So, for those of you who are like me and like to read in order the first two are: The Heart of Texas and Texas Winter. I will be...more Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews

4 Stars

I’m going to be upfront and honest, this book is really good BUT it was hard for me because there are two books that came before it. I didn’t realize that until I was a good portion in to this one and even though you can read this one as a standalone book, I think it might be helpful to read the others first. So, for those of you who are like me and like to read in order the first two are: The Heart of Texas and Texas Winter. I will be reading these as soon as possible because I really, really want to know more background on these very interesting characters!

There are basically three stories going on in this book and each one is interesting in its own way and together they make up this very entertaining book.

Riley and Jack Campbell-Hayes are married in every sense of the word. They are committed to each other and support each other in everything. Riley is an oil man through and through and Jack raises, trains, and lives horses. They live on a ranch with Riley’s biological daughter, Hayley. I absolutely adored the interplay between Riley and Jack. They are the epitome of a couple very much in love with each other. It’s so obvious that although Hayley is Riley’s biological daughter, they both share the responsibility of raising her and there is no doubt the both love her completely. Throughout this book, both men are thinking about adding another child to their family but they don’t discuss it with the other. I found this very interesting because they share everything, but they were both worried about sharing this with each other. When the topic finally does come up, their reaction has me eagerly anticipating the next book.

Eli is a friend of Riley’s from college. They lost contact but Eli has contacted him to ask a favor, they wind up rekindling their friendship pretty easily. Both men have had a lot go down in their lives over the last few years and both realize how much they miss their friendship. Eli falls fast and hard for Jack’s hired hand, Robbie. These two are complete and utter opposites yet there’s no doubt of the heat between the two. Both of these men have some huge past issues, so it takes them awhile to get together and even then their journey is bumpy. I enjoyed watching them try and figure out a way to be together because they are just such different people.

The last story is about Riley’s sister, Eden and her boyfriend Sean. We didn’t see much of them but there is definitely a story going on there and I’m guessing the next book will focus on them. Riley thinks Sean is stringing Eden along but when Sean is hurt badly, he is there to help. We only see a few glimpses of them in this book but it’s enough to intrigue me and I’ll be watching for their story.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book despite not having all the background information; it’s pretty obvious that each of these books is a stepping stone to the next one. The characters are well written and despite flaws and baggage, very likeable. I immediately got caught up in the story and although I have some unanswered questions, I was able to follow it despite not reading the first two books. Even with the multiple and pretty complicated storylines, the author did a great job of transitioning between the individual stories making it seamlessly blend into one pretty terrific book. I’m looking forward to reading the first two books in this series and looking ahead for the fourth book which is due out sometime in the spring.

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Oct 28, 2012 DaisyGirl rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, genre-romance, i-own, other-steamy, romance-contemp

3.0 Stars

In the third installment to the Texas series, we meet Robbie and Eli. Robbie is a friend of Neil's and is hired on as Jack's right-hand man. Robbie was a buckaroo in Australia and is still dealing with the loss of his lover, Paul. Eli is Riley's friend from college and a photographer who descends upon the Double D to do a cowboy-themed underwear shoot. Eli is immediately smitten with Robbie; Robbie needs a little coaxing but eventually comes around.

I really liked Robbie and Eli (especia...more

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Mar 26, 2013 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: couldn-t-put-down, cowboy-hotties, m-m, my-top-fave-mm, children-involved

I finished this book while I was on vacation in Oklahoma this weekend and didn't have my computer so my review had to wait until now... Have I mentioned how I am completely and utterly in love with RJ Scott lately?

Not enough? Okay well let me tell you a bit about my love for this author! Jack and Riley came from her brain and I fucking love them which in turn means I freaking love her! She writes awesome stories that grab my attention from the very beginning and I've been on a kick where I wante...more I finished this book while I was on vacation in Oklahoma this weekend and didn't have my computer so my review had to wait until now... Have I mentioned how I am completely and utterly in love with RJ Scott lately?

Not enough? Okay well let me tell you a bit about my love for this author! Jack and Riley came from her brain and I fucking love them which in turn means I freaking love her! She writes awesome stories that grab my attention from the very beginning and I've been on a kick where I wanted to read them all and she has a huge backlist! I will work my way through more of them eventually!

Quite awhile ago I read The Gallows Tree and loved it... then I read Deefur Dog, The Cop and the Fireman and then the Texas series in the past week and I'm still hungry for more!

Jack and Riley were back in the third book of this series, along with Eli and Robbie. I really enjoyed the side story featuring those two but I'm really glad the main plot was more about Jack and Riley... There's so much about them that we haven't read yet and I want it all... I want a day by day play book of their life together and I'm not ready to give them up yet! I think I read RJ say there will be a fourth book and I hope so because I want to know more about Sean and Eden and what's going on there!

This book was more of what I love about our main couple, how much passion and love they have for each other and how that love affects their daily life. I love seeing how completely there for each other they are and how no matter what obstacle their partner is facing, they are just that... partners! Neither one of them will ever have to go through a bad time alone because they will always be there for each other! Hayley is getting so big and growing into such a wonderful young lady and I think she'll get her wish of having a little brother or sister very soon!

This book was another great read and the sexy times were as hot as they always are with Jack and Riley... Many thanks to the author for another wonderful addition to this series!!(less)

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Oct 17, 2012 Melanie rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Rating: 4.75 stars

Riley and Jack Campbell-Hayes are hoping that the trauma of the past is finally behind them and their families. Jack’s mother Donna is remarrying and all have gathered for the celebration, Jack is expanding the ranch holdings into training quarter horses and Riley is moving his “green” energy exploration business forward just as he always wanted. Veterinarian Neil Kendrick is marrying the love of his life, Don...more Review posted at Joyfully Jay and Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words.
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Riley and Jack Campbell-Hayes are hoping that the trauma of the past is finally behind them and their families. Jack’s mother Donna is remarrying and all have gathered for the celebration, Jack is expanding the ranch holdings into training quarter horses and Riley is moving his “green” energy exploration business forward just as he always wanted. Veterinarian Neil Kendrick is marrying the love of his life, Donna Campbell. Neil is aware of the complicated feelings of some of her family have with her marriage to a much younger, less wealthy man, so he brings along a good friend, Robbie Curtis, for support.

Robbie has just landed back in the States from a long stay in Australia that ended badly for him. An experienced horse trainer, Robbie is just the person Jack needs to help with his new business and Robbie settles uneasily into life on the Double D Ranch. Then Eli Martin, Riley’s old friend from college, reappears on the scene. Loud, energetic,and a force of nature, Eli is now a fashion photographer and wants to use The Double D as a backdrop for underwear campaign using cowboys. Eli takes one look at Robbie and decides that cowboy is the one for him. Now all he had to do is convince him.

But Robbie is still full of pain from the events in Australia and Eli is hiding a secret of his own, facts that will make a relationship much harder for both of them. Haley, Riley and Jack’s daughter wants a sibling and a former competitor wants to sabotage Riley’s latest oil exploration venture. Nothing ever comes easy for the married couple and those that surround them. But even with 20 half naked cowboys lounging around the barns and the gay rodeo in town, Riley and Jack’s rock solid love proves to be the answer for all that life throws at the people of the Double D.

Texas Heat is the third book in the Texas series from R.J. Scott and what a terrific series it is. Starting with the book The Heart of Texas, we have followed the relationship up and downs of Riley Hayes and Jack Campbell through blackmail, marriage, murder and the barn burnings of Texas Winter (Texas #2) to finally arrive at a happy state for both men and their families. And what a long hard road they have had to travel but Scott has done her job in giving us two great characters to start off with and then continuing to flesh them out and surround them with equally interesting families to support them and add their own drama and surprises. It really is the tale of two families whose pasts interconnected through passion and business decades earlier, the reverberations of those events passing through all generations to effect the current generations in the form of Jack and Riley. We have watched as Riley Hayes grow from petulant pretty boy obsessed with his own ends to happily married man concerned for the welfare of both families he has come to love. Jack has also grown in his love for Riley, lessening his suspicion of others as well as his need for control. Seeing both men at this stage in their lives as fathers to Haley and husbands and businessmen is one of the true joys of this book. We have been through so much with them that their happiness here becomes ours.

In addition to Jack, Riley, Haley, and all the rest of the families from the first two books, Scott gives us Eli Martin and Robbie Curtis, a fascinating couple in every respect. Robbie has been hurt emotionally from the loss of a partner and is afraid to open himself up to the possibility of love and perhaps more loss. Eli was with Riley through his irresponsible years, in fact he was co pilot of them as well. But a life changing event now sees Eli grabbing out with gusto for everything life has to offer. If he sees it and wants it, Eli goes after it without thinking it through. How can two such disparate men make a relationship work? There are no easy solutions and it takes both men taking a realistic look at what they want and what they can offer each other. We get a realistic vision of a relationship in progress.

What I continue to appreciate with RJ Scott’s writing, no matter the series, is that even as our emotions are engaged with two couples at differing stages of their relationships, other events are swirling around the outskirts just waiting to come forward with a jump and a bang. Scott keeps juggling a number of plots in her story but never lets one drop. There are so many layers to appreciate and think about that when the end of the book comes the author has a structure in place for the next in the series without losing reader satisfaction with the current story.

I can’t wait to see how the next book continues the saga of the Campbell-Hayes family and the fortunes of the Double D Ranch. Who needs Dallas when you have the Double D? If you have started the series, don’t forget to pick this one up. If you are new to Scott’s Texas books, start with The Heart of Texas and work your way to this one. They need to be read in the order they were written. RJ Scott rarely disappoints and here she comes through with bells on her cowboys boots and then some. Don’t let the Campbell-Hayes pass you by!

Here is the Texas series in the order they were written and should be read to understand the characters and the events involved.

The Heart of Texas(Texas #1)

Texas Winter (Texas #2)

Texas Heat (Texas #3)(less)

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Aug 21, 2012 Heather♥ rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was such a pleasure to read. With each book in the series, I grow to love the Campbell-Hayes men even more (and I liked how adamant they were about people calling them by their proper hyphenated surname too). Riley (affectionately called Het-boy by his husband) and his luscious cowboy Jack were so stinking cute together. They clearly had been working on their trust and communication issues, and their relationship was even more rock solid as they fell deeper in love with every passing day. S...more

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Feb 26, 2013 Someone rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book is a tiny bit better than it's predecessors. The dialogue isn't as atrocious as it was in Texas Heart or Texas Winter. Continuity errors aren't as prevalent. It's still a very sweet story.

However, the author continues to have significant problems with pacing. Some things, especially the drama, are very rushed. The ending came on very suddenly. It is as though R.J. Scott prefers quantity over quality and realized in the middle of the book that she needed to move on to her next project a...more

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Sep 29, 2012 Stacey Jo rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-cowboys-ranchers, confirmed-owned, series-part-of, mm-i-ve-read, mm-family-is-the-focus

The third book in the Texas series definitely delivered. Jack is doing well with the Double D. Riley continues to do well with his oil company. It was nice to get to see the two of them together again since they are such a great couple. Haley is doing well and they both make fantastic dads. We also get to see other smaller characters from the previous books. The book focuses a lot on a new couple, Eli, Riley’s best friend from college, and Robbie, a new Australian ranch hand. Eli is a photograph...more

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Sep 06, 2012 Liz rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, romance, series, new-release-gotta-buy-now, stalk-author-for-new-releases

Wonderful series and a very pleasant return to the world of Jack & Riley. This book was more of a let's touch bases and see what they've been up to, possibly a lead into the next in the series *crosses fingers for another story*...rather than the in-depth complex story R.J. has given us previously.

One quote, "He really did not want to be sitting in this room with a bunch of old men who wouldn't know ethical exploration if it was lubed and stuck up their asses" had me seriously snickering.......more

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Aug 17, 2012 Kinny rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: awwwww, feel-good, mm

Eli and Robbie are new characters but the bulk of the story is still Jack, Riley and Hayley. Eden and Sean are here too and their part made me a bit sad.

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Sep 25, 2012 Monika rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-cowboys-ranchers, kindle

That’s me, a bit confused about what to write here. Let me start with, I love Jack and Riley, can’t get enough of them, but I was really looking forward to this being more about Robbie and Eli with Jack and Riley being secondary characters or at the very least having equal time in the story. I thought the blurb was a bit misleading, did I miss something? Where did Jack and Riley play matchmaker? I thought the relationship between Robbie and Eli happened completely on its own aside from the fac...more

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Aug 20, 2012 Lily rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mm-romance, cowboys

This has been a pleasant read for me, but I felt that special 'something' which characterised the previous books was missing here. Good sub-plots usually give complexity to a novel, yet in this case I was not sure where the main focus of the story resided. A lot of aspects were introduced and then partially developed or simply glossed over. For example, Eli and Robbie's relationship seemed rushed and a bit superficial to me.

This third instalment could be considered an intermediary step in the s...more

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Apr 23, 2013 Barb ~rede-2-read~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, hawt, read-2013, to-re-read, favorite-couples

I loved this one as much as the two previous books. Jack and Riley are one of my favorite couples. The more I read, the more I love them. In this story we also meet Robbie, Jack's assistant horse trainer, and Eli, a photographer and Riley's college friend.

The romance between both couples sizzled and the story was quite interesting. It wasn't as physically scary as the previous stories but it was as emotionally difficult. Riley's work with his new company took a huge emotional toll on him and Ja...more

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Oct 10, 2012 Pam rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, children-siblings, m-m-romance, western-rancher

Texas Heat is the latest release in the Heart of Texas series by RJ Scott and it's just as well written and entertaining as the others. Keep in mind that the story still follows Jack and Riley as the main couple and has other recurring characters, so in my opinion, the books should be read in order.

I thoroughly enjoyed this new look into Riley and Jack's life. It makes sense and flows well. The guys have had rocky moments in the past but their relationship is now solid and growing stronger, and...more

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Aug 22, 2012 Serena Yates rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m

The third book in this series was as much fun to read as the first two, contained some great recurring characters, while adding a few new ones, and firmly launched this series (in my mind, at least) into "soap opera in written form" land. It was there before, but more because of the similarities to a certain TV series; now, it is firmly into creating a world and dynamic of its own. The addition of Eli and Robbie was a great addition of a new romance, and the returning secondary characters from t...more

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Aug 18, 2012 Stephanie M. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: rj-scott, 2012, ongoing-series

Reading this book was like going to an all-you-can-eat buffet or smorgasbord where you end up with a plate of several delicious items to feast on. Couples wise, there was Jack and Riley. They are still very much in love and had me oohing and ahhing throughout the book. They refused to let anyone or anything come between them. They both have matured a lot and have learned to communicate to each other which is so refreshing. We see a lot of them in this story so fans will not be disappointed. Seco...more

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May 16, 2013 Tamela rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult-fiction, businessman-owner, contemporary, kids-family, love-romance, mm-or-mmm, my-6-star-favs, recommended, series, mid-size, western-cowboy-farm

Just as good as the first two. I'm so happy that even though the story included Robbie and Eli it still revolved around my two favorite MC's, Riley and Jack.

I liked the idea of a gay rodeo but it wasn't made one of the main plot lines.. it was just there as background and a great place to find real cowboys to model :)

I was disappointed that we didn't get a better feel of Eli. Robbie also could have been shared a little more in depth. Both of their stories were told, but more as filler than actua...more

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Aug 19, 2012 Josie rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love it when I finish a book and I'm smiling wide, especially when I have read enough tit bits to think another book may be possible (please don't let me down RJ, another book pleassseese.....). Texas Heat is the story of Robbie and Eli. Eli was Riley's best friend in college, until a stupid argument pushed hem apart. Robbie, back from Australia, just wants to protect his heart from losing someone he loves again. Eli wants Robbie, but Robbie wants to hide himself away. Their romance is all pla...more

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Aug 20, 2012 Nik rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: silver, cowboys, kids, m-m, series, sweet

3.5 Stars
I love RJS's Texas series. Jack and Riley are one of my favorite couples to read about so I was excited to read the third book in this series. With that being said, I wasn't quite sure who this book was suppose to be for: Jack/Riley or Eli/Robbie? If this was Jack and Rileys, it was a somewhat abbreviated look with the sex alot of times fade to black (OK but not what I expected based on other books) If this was Robbie/Eli's book I felt a bit shortchanged in that we didn't really get too...more

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Oct 01, 2012 Beck rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm, series, cowboy, contemporary

3.5 rounded up to 4.

Wow ... I would have to say that this series has now morphed from the soap-opera 'Dallas' to 'Queer as Folk'!

If you liked the previous 2 books in the series, then this one is essential reading but I felt a bit let down with the lack of resolution to the plot lines. Too much was left open for a sequel to allow for satisfaction in this book. I did enjoy it. The characters were still engaging. The sex (when it happened) was still hot BUT I didn't love it as much as The Heart of ...more

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Aug 20, 2012 Meggie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

This third part of Texas series was full of interesting characters. Jack and his husband Riley are happy and deeply in love. They are still pulling and hot. Eli and Robbie were also interesting characters, but at the end Robbie's "I love You" didn't sound sincere or real. This relationship between Eli and Robbie was rushed and undeveloped, but I did liked them as a couple.

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Aug 31, 2012 Cheryl rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-romance, cowboys

I think I would have rated this higher if it'd been a longer book with a more complicated plot. The storyline skips 6 months in the first few chapters. Robbie and Eli's relationship could have been fleshed out more. I don't think this installment of the Texas series maybe should have been 2.5 and not 3. This really was more of a visit to the lives of the main characters of the series rather than any kind of story that could stand on its own.

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Aug 29, 2012 James rated it 5 of 5 stars

How do you begin to review such an amazing love story? I can only hope that there will be more to come. R.J. Scott is such a wonderful writer, as I read her books I can visualize the characters and what they are going through, I am always sad when I get to the end, because I want the story to go on.

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Dec 24, 2012 Jenny rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really do love this series. I think I love how happy these 2 guys are and no matter what happens there love seems to grow from it. I love these kinds of stories and I really hope there is more to come with these guys. I really don't want there story to be over. 4.5 stars

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Aug 29, 2012 Heather Lankford rated it 4 of 5 stars

Riley and Jack..doesn't get any better then these two. They are a beautiful couple and the story is well written to showcase that. I liked the introduction of Eli and Robbie. I truly hope that we will be able to read more about their relationship as well as the making of a new Campbell-Hayes.

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Aug 17, 2012 jules0623 rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: series, artists-writers-and-creative-types, fabulous-friends-or-relatives, banging-the-boss, established-couple, exes-that-are-not-awesome, friends-to-lovers, homophobia, relationship-m-m, married-or-committed-men, men-who-work-with-their-hands, men-with-money, misunderstandings-abound, models, moving-on, save-a-horse-ride-a-cowboy, violence-or-torture

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